Hello! I’m Di Zhu, a third-year Ph.D. Candidate at the Department of Computer Science at the University of Virginia. I’m a member of the Network Mechanics Group (NMG), where I’m fortunately working with Professor Hyojoon Kim.
Before joining UVA, I worked as a Ph.D. student in Computer Science at the College of William & Mary for two years. I obtained my M.S. in Computer Science degree at Boston University and my B.Eng. in Computer Science degree at Sichuan University, China.
My research focuses on In-Network Computing (INC), with a focus on developing systems to enable fast, low-latency and energy-saving in-network applications in modern datacenter networks. I have a particular interest in developing systems that allows for offloading of AI/ML models on programmable networking devices to enable various applications.
[Sep. 2026] I will serve on the SIGCOMM 2026 Artifact Evaluation Committee.
[Sep. 2026] My paper “Shapeshifter: Cross-Model Fast Reconfiguration for In-network ML Classification” has been accepted to ACM CoNEXT 2026!
[May 2026] I will serve on the CoNEXT 2026 Artifact Evaluation Committee.
[Aug. 2025] I will serve on the SIGCOMM 2025 Artifact Evaluation Committee.
[Apr. 2025] I passed my Ph.D. qualifying examination and became a Ph.D. candidate!
[Oct. 2024] I received the ACM CoNEXT 2024 travel grant! Thank you for the generous gift!
[Oct. 2024] My paper “Automating Distributed In-network Classification with Runtime Programmability” has been accepted by the ACM CoNEXT 2024 Student Workshop! See you in Los Angeles!
CoNEXT 2026
CoNEXT 2024 SW
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